Sentence examples for a bit presumably from inspiring English sources
The young couple moved around a bit, presumably following work, before Cochrane Smith received a land grant from the Tasmanian parliament in recognition of her claim as the "last surviving Tasmanian Aboriginal".
This – Alison Jackson's Review of 2010 (Sky Arts 1, Saturday) – is her take on last year, using news footage mixed with her own "satirical reconstructions" of what she imagines was going on behind the scenes, using lookalikes, of course, but blurred a bit, presumably because the lookalikes aren't lookexactlylikes.
One sweltering summer afternoon, in their little room at the studios, one that Chaplin himself once used, Marin stepped out onto the studio lot for a bit, presumably to score some pot.
Thus IC50 values partly appeared a bit weaker presumably due to stoichiometric reasons and the Spiegelmer® affinity to these three lipids is considered to be very similar to S1P.
A bit of both, presumably.
(Adrenalin, I suppose, with a bit of warmth presumably thrown off by the stage lights).
"Why didn't the Labour leader welcome the news that two million new jobs had been created?" For the same reason that Cameron didn't welcome the news that wage inflation had slipped to 0.9% and everyone is actually a bit more broke, presumably.
Given the nature of the associated sites (local news outlets), the audience is a bit older, and presumably a bit more opinionated and educated.
More recently it's been putting money into telecom infrastructure a bit less loudly — presumably hoping a less immediately self-serving approach to investing in infrastructure in target growth markets will avoid another highly politicized controversy.
When you don't have a payday, the idea of a payday loan becomes a bit nebulous – but presumably loan sharks will still exist in some form or other and will be doing a roaring trade.
(Update: the Movies Anywhere website seems a bit broken at the moment, presumably due to launch day hiccups. If it's not working for you, check back tomorrow).
